Sentence examples for started express from inspiring English sources

New Jersey Transit, with a 30percentt increase in weekday rail trips since 1995, has opened a station in Hamilton Township, south of Princeton, and started express service from the far western suburbs to Manhattan.

The New York Times reported that many hedge funds had started expressing concern about Bear Stearns by late Thursday.

Many hedge funds had started expressing concern about Bear Stearns by late Thursday.

Panel members soon started expressing their own doubts about Dr. Graham's conclusions.

I was born in '77 and the '90s was really when I started expressing myself in fashion.

At Oberlin, a liberal arts college in Ohio, Summers came out to her family over the phone in her second week, and started expressing her masculinity.

"We've been making changes for the last four or five years because students started expressing a greater interest," said Ted Mayer, executive director of university dining services.

When other regulators started expressing concerns, agency officials battled to delay a rule requiring lenders to verify that borrowers could afford the full monthly payment.

No sooner had her appointment been confirmed than some in the media started expressing doubts she was ruthless enough for Westminster's most thankless of posts.

Although the market started expressing the need for high product variety three decades ago, manufacturing systems have not kept the pace with these social and economic developments.

Because of the company's vast insights into the Twitter stream, a number of businesses have already started expressing interest in testing out products that mine this data.